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问题 I installed the latest gvim from vim.org today. It is a 'loaded' package with many options, cfr infra (output of :version command) I have python 2.7 installed, the python27.dll resides in c:\windows\system32. The python37.dll and pyhon39.dll are available in the 'c:\Program Files\python37' and 'c:\Program Files\python39' directories. These three directories with python dlls are on the system path. Both Gvim and Vim output 0 on the echo has('python') and echo has('python3') commands. Do I have

问题 I installed the latest gvim from vim.org today. It is a 'loaded' package with many options, cfr infra (output of :version command) I have python 2.7 installed, the python27.dll resides in c:\windows\system32. The python37.dll and pyhon39.dll are available in the 'c:\Program Files\python37' and 'c:\Program Files\python39' directories. These three directories with python dlls are on the system path. Both Gvim and Vim output 0 on the echo has('python') and echo has('python3') commands. Do I have

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.

问题 I'm having a hard time finding the documentation for this. How do I read/write text from the current buffer in my vim functions? More concretely, if my buffer contains the words foo bar how would write a function to overwrite the word bar with cat so that in the end my buffer contains foo cat ? 回答1: You can use the substitute ex command inside a function. For example function! ReplaceBar() :%s/bar/cat/g endfunction This defines a function. The % character means operate on the entire buffer.